Training on modeling hazardous phenomena
Objectives
Understand the issues and principles of modeling hazardous phenomena: fire, atmospheric dispersion, and explosion
Learn about existing models, their advantages, scope, and limitations
Identify the criteria for choosing a modeling tool and the issues to consider when interpreting the results
Target audience
Public authority officers
HSE managers or delegates
Content
Day 1 morning: Welcome, introductions, introduction to the program
Day 1 afternoon: General presentation of phenomenology in video and modeling principles
Day 2: For each of the three phenomena: mathematical representation of the physics of the phenomenon, different modeling tools available, selection criteria, application with exercises on each phenomenon
Day 3: Introduction to modeling hazardous phenomena, and exercises with different case studies and use of the European Commission's ADAM software and INERIS's PRIMARISK platform
Day 4 morning: Continuation of case studies. Questions and answers.
Day 4 afternoon: Round table discussion, closing and presentation of certificates
Potential speakers
Olivier Salvi
Guillaume Leroy